Two London properties owned by Isle of Man companies have been made the subject of freezing orders by investigators in the UK.
The properties in Grosvenor Square and Gresham Gardens were frozen by the UK's National Crime Agency.
It's investigating allegations of corruption in Bangladesh involving the property owners, along with the country's Bangladesh Anti-Corruption Commission.
The two properties had a combined value of just under £8 million when they were last on the market in 2011.
Island agrees tax avoidance scheme crackdown with UK
Treasury Minister Dr Alex Allinson has agreed to work with the UK to combat tax avoidance schemes.
Ramsey prom housing site on the market
A plot of land in Ramsey at the end of Mooragh Promenade is on the market for just over £1.3 million.
School Hill contractor appointed
Castletown commissioners say they've appointed a contractor to carry out the second phase of work on a huge building project.
Well-known Peel carpet business on the market
A carpet business in Peel has put its headquarters up for sale - and says the business could be sold as a going concern, too.
Minister has confidence in government's wage survey
Cabinet Office Minister David Ashford says he's confident figures from the government's earnings survey are statistically accurate.
Warning over scam investment website
The Island's financial regulator is warning people not to fall for a scam website that claims to be an Island-based investment company.
Still time to sign up for TT food and drink festival
Do you have a local food or drink business and would like to showcase your products during TT?
New home for company's four-legged fare
An Island business producing gourmet food for dogs is opening a new shop.
